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Book 27. (1 results) Prize of Gor (Individual Quote)

An arrow transfixed his throat. - (Prize of Gor, Chapter 27, Sentence #1031)
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Book 27. (7 results) Prize of Gor (Context Quote)

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27 1028 The sleen lifted their heads from their feeding, looked upward, and then, their snouts bloody, thrust their jaws again into the mass of blood, cloth and meat under their paws, between the riders and the back of the wagon.
27 1029 Ellen heard the sound of gunfire.
27 1030 One of Portus's men who had held the two crossbows wheeled away from the back of the wagon, stumbling, the weapon discharged, fallen to the grass.
27 1031 An arrow transfixed his throat.
27 1032 His hands were on the shaft, and he broke it, it snapping with a sharp sound, but then, his eyes glazed, blood running from his mouth, and from about the splintered shaft lodged in his throat, he sank to the grass.
27 1033 The tharlarion swung its head about, bellowing.
27 1034 Its heavy tail lashed, pounding the earth.
The sleen lifted their heads from their feeding, looked upward, and then, their snouts bloody, thrust their jaws again into the mass of blood, cloth and meat under their paws, between the riders and the back of the wagon. Ellen heard the sound of gunfire. One of Portus's men who had held the two crossbows wheeled away from the back of the wagon, stumbling, the weapon discharged, fallen to the grass. An arrow transfixed his throat. His hands were on the shaft, and he broke it, it snapping with a sharp sound, but then, his eyes glazed, blood running from his mouth, and from about the splintered shaft lodged in his throat, he sank to the grass. The tharlarion swung its head about, bellowing. Its heavy tail lashed, pounding the earth. - (Prize of Gor)